A study on opening the uppercase for a high-res screen

Hello all, regards from Finland.

First of all a big thank you for your guides and work. Thanks to you I have managed to upgrade my laptops RAM to 8Gb, install a blisteringly fast 180Gb SSD and also clean up half a decilitre of baby formula milk (!) from within my MBP - all to still bring on the rock-solid, perfect working order it should provide. Thank you again.

As you can guess, all this has brought kind of a personal relation to my laptop. Hence I would now like to gift it with something special - a highres screen, sporting WSXGA+ with 1680x1050 resolution.

Nowhere have I found a pictured guide on opening the uppercase part on my MacBook Pro, in order to exchange the LCD screen? I sincerely hope the fault is to be found between my laptop and my chair, so that someone could easily point me to that guide, before I make my purchasing decision.

Thank you in advance.

Let's make a guide more accessible for future seekers of upgrading this last generation of manually upgradeable(?) Apple computing hardware.

Update: Thank you for your fast anwers so far. I did also some googling again with other search terms and found this PDF guide for older MacBooks, from iFixit.

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NOTE IMPORTANT POST SCRIPTUM!

Another input in the study of aforementioned procedure; this guide from ehow includes a heavy duty suction cup, heat pistol and heat-resistant gloves as necessary things. Meaning you will be dealing with bending glass, from a heated glue composure.

The main issue you must solve is will the GPU in your box support the screen and will the connectors match. If the vendor says yes - then no worries, but if they say yes and it doesn't you'll have to get satisfaction from the vendor.Be certain of your return/dissatisfaction rights before you purchase your part.

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